Smead SMD11993 File Folders 1/3-cut Assorted Colors 100-pack

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD11993 is a box of 100 assorted-color file folders built for high-volume letter-size filing in office and administrative environments. Each folder is made from 11 point acid-free stock, which resists deterioration over time and helps preserve document integrity. The two-ply reinforced tabs add structural strength at the most-handled part of the folder, reducing wear during frequent retrieval cycles. Tab positions are assorted across the set, distributing filing positions evenly across a drawer and making navigation faster. These folders are a practical choice for any filing professional managing large document volumes.

These folders are sized for standard letter documents and are suited to both vertical and lateral file drawers. The assorted tab positions — left, center, and right cuts — support intuitive color-coded or category-based filing systems. Office administrators, records managers, and support staff will find the 100-count box appropriate for initial setup of new filing systems or replenishing active drawer stock. The acid-free construction makes them appropriate for archival use as well as day-to-day active filing.

Key Features

• Two-ply reinforced tabs for added durability at the contact point
• 11 point acid-free stock resists deterioration and protects document integrity
• 1/3-cut tab positions assorted for balanced drawer distribution
• Assorted colors support color-coded filing and quick visual retrieval
• Letter size — fits standard vertical and lateral file drawers
• 100 folders per box for high-volume filing setups

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size file folder compatible with conventional vertical and lateral filing cabinets that accommodate letter-size hanging or open filing systems.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for setup. Insert folders into standard file drawer frames or hanging folder rails sized for letter documents. When setting up a new filing system, distribute assorted tab positions in a repeating left-center-right sequence for consistent drawer navigation. Avoid overloading individual folders beyond their rated document capacity to prevent tab stress and premature wear.